rare. [UN-1 7. Cf. MDa. and Norw. ukvik.]
1. Lifeless, dead.
c. 1449. Pecock, Repr., II. ix. 193. Ech lyuyng man is verier … ymage of Crist … than is eny vnquyk stok or stoon. Ibid. The making … of suche vnquyke gay ymagis.
2. Not lively or active.
c. 1445. Pecock, Donet, 203. Þat þou be not in eny of hem [sc. matters] to sluggy, vnquyke and heuy.
a. 1560. Phaër, Æneid., IX. (1562), Ee iij b. We wear our lyues in spending stele,… nor age vnquick enfebleth ought our mynds.
